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National Climate Change Action Plan for Public Health (2014-2018).

Country
Type of law
Policy
Source

Abstract
This National Climate Change Action Plan for Public Health (NCCAPPH) for the period of 2014-2018 provides a set of specific actions and measures in response to the climate change risks and impacts on the public health of the Cambodian population.
The Plan establishes the following Strategies: 1. to increase resilience capacity of the population in combating vector-borne and water borne diseases arising from climate change; 2. to reduce impacts of extreme weathers and disasters through better emergency preparedness and response plans; 3. to build knowledge of the population and health personnel to cope with climate change impacts. The actions under the Strategy 2 include: 1) Development and implementation of data collection system on health outcomes arising from natural disasters and other man-made disasters, taking into consideration gender impacts; 2) Strengthening emergency preparedness and responsive network and plans, including food safety response, at all levels. One of the actions under the Strategy 3 is: Promoting public education and awareness campaign with a focus on women through different means on health impacts of climate change, including disease control, prevention, treatment, epidemic preparedness, nutrition and sanitation and hygiene.
Date of text
Repealed
No
Publication reference
Ministry Of Health, the Government of Cambodia.
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No